Source: Lotteritilsynet (Norway)
Norway's Lotteritilsynet ordered Trannel International Limited to stop gambling offered through Unibet, Maria Casino, Storspiller and Bingo, according to its 29 April 2019 notice. Trannel appealed, and the authority said it would not implement the order before completing its review of the appeal.
The order targets four gambling sites, but its implementation awaits the appeal review.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lyoness | Not stated | Norwegian Lottery Appeals Board refuses Lyoness stay on shutdown order | Not stated | |
| myWorld Norway, Lyoness Europe AG | Not stated | Norway’s Lotteritilsynet suspends Lyoness shutdown order under conditions | Not stated | |
| Lyoness, myWorld Norway | Not stated | Norway's gaming authority orders Lyoness to cease pyramid scheme activity | Not stated | |
| Lyoness, myWorld Norway | Not stated | Lotteritilsynet orders Lyoness to halt illegal pyramid scheme in Norway | Not stated | |
| WorldVentures | Not stated | Borgarting court rejects WorldVentures appeal in Norway pyramid case | Not stated |
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